So explain to me how the sender is at all responsible for the actions of the recipient How is a sender in control of what the driver does? How is a sender FORCING the driver the answer? Hint: they are not.

Finally, I have an excuse to talk to pretty girls walking down the street... when I serve them court papers for distracting traffic.

Even accounting for that, you're now removing all personal responsibility for the driver who WILLINGLY answered the message and then got into an accident.

So we are getting rid of all personal responsibility?

And as you get into lower Manhattan it is hard to make all those lights between Chelsea and the FDR Underpass (under the battery) without doing uber illegal speeds. Everyone is a good driver till the kill someone.

I understand that this is a car blog and that you cover all aspects of car culture, but I kinda think that this is one of the few things that is better left unpublicized. Internet fame is all these jackasses are after, and any mention of them (even when followed by stern warnings that what they did is stupid and no…

This is one of the few times in my life where I've been proud to be a part of a Honda forum. We might write at a kindergarten level and circle-jerk around the Integra Type-R so hard our dicks catch fire but at least we don't charge money.

As a motorcycle rider, this guy really peeves me off.

Not a very good motorcycle rider. You are supposed to have an almost paranoid attention to the road. Heck he never even tried to avoid the car by going around which means he never took any safety classes.